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Offline Parky41

Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« on: March 19, 2021, 06:57:36 PM »
Let us start first of all with statements - what appeared to concern the police in those first statements?



Let's take these changes in statements that Ms Lean is claiming were so demonstrably different from the first account given to the ones four weeks after this murder had taken place:

Ms Lean claims that "all" of the search parties statements were the same as LM's, that they all stated that the dog had led them to find Jodi Jones.

She uses a handful of small areas of wording to show this to be true:

LM stated that his dog was "standing up at the wall", SK stated that the dog was "standing up at the wall".
LM stated he had to "backtrack" to the V in the wall. SK and JaJ stated they had to "backtrack" to the V in the wall.

All true? - why therefore did the police find these statements to be in contrast with each other - they were after all saying the same thing?

It is worthy to note here that not only was there a reproduction wall built in the court.
The Jury were taken to Roansdyke path to see the locus first hand.
Were the witnesses also taken to this path to go over their statements. - all that effort in the latter would suggest so?
It was dark, almost 11.30pm

Let's take another area of the statements, where JaJ and Jodi's grandmother make reference to LM going over this V. Why?
There is never mention in the statements of AW having to "backtrack", there is good reason for this. IMO

Ms Lean has tied in different areas of statements in an attempt to match them with LM's  How do we know this?

Let's expand those first statements just a little further:

LM stated that he had walked some distance past this V break "not even 20yards" (not even 60ft) Fair distance past though.

SK, JaJ's and AW stated that when they "came to" this V break in the wall that LM once again took the decision to look into the woodland. 

Note there "once again" LM had already took it upon himself to look into this woodland, he had climbed the wall some distance before the V.
No claimed reactions from the dog here - in fact this part is pretty much diverted away from, from the innocence camp.

This was at the 'Gino' spot. (graffiti) where the wall is much higher, bar a couple of broken stones at the top. LM "shone his torch into the woods" and climbed down again.

When the search party came to the V in the wall SK gives reference to the "dogs head being level with the V" Does this back up and confirm LM's statement? - no it simply does not, why?
Is it the same? - no it is not.  Why?

The obvious being that SK states this was at the V - LM up to 60ft past it.  Also;
SK's account is by far the accurate one, of what actually happened, that the search party did not go past the V.

It is physically impossible to make reference to the dogs head being level with this V unless actually right beside it. It was dark. SK made it clear with his description, that this was at the V.

"backtrack" - We have already cleared up here as to why LM did not "backtrack" to the V with his dog from where he claimed it reacted.
He simply did not need to backtrack - he was at the V.
Common sense would tell us that there is a whole lot of difference between someone stepping from left to right to actually "backtracking"

From those very first statements - gaping contrast.

SK and JaJ having to backtrack to this V - came after LM was in the woodland, from when he had shouted he had found "something".

That after LM had entered the woodland and turned left they had continued to walk, that they had barely "walked 10ft" when LM shouted out,
it was at this point they both "backtracked to the V" 

If anyone has anything at all to counter act this I would be grateful to see it - to date there has been nothing. Bar;

JaJ could not have seen which direction LM turned, "the base of the V is 6ft from the ground" - no it is not.
How? if she continued to walk did she see which direction LM turned - simple, because JaJ and SK continued once LM was over and had started to walk in that direction. The direction of his torch light.

So that total contrast in statements from the first - Remember here also that vital time frame of approx: 10mins.

It was not simply that LM claimed to have walked in the direction his dog had reacted, some 20yards away.
He was in this woodland mere seconds - before shouting out he had found something.
One would need to know this area of woodland like the back of their hand, no deliberation of steps, of searching at all - instant.

But LM did not know this woodland did he? He claimed never to have been in it prior to that night, he claimed that he knew not of the existence of this V until that night - Yet he chose, only him - to look into the woods, which was blocked from view completely by this wall, 8ft high in most parts.

Jodi Jones had been forbidden by her mother to walk this path alone. - But;
LM claimed not to have been worried when she did not turn up - claiming that she was walking this very path alone to meet with him.
Yet, felt the need to introduce the possibility that Jodi may be in the woods. Why?
An introduction that came before  the claimed reaction of the dog.

This is the information that we know - from evidence heard, the Crowns case and from Ms Lean - why therefore when there are claims of the search trio being partly responsible for LM's incarceration, by the very act of changing statements is there not far more from Ms Lean?

To simply claim with much retribution - that "all" of the search party agreed with LM, that it was indeed Mia that found Jodi Jones, can she not back this up with an expansion of these very statements - statements from that first instance that grossly differed from LM's?

This, not being able to release "all" of the statements in their entirety is a far cry from taking several words and adding them to others - is it not?
Why not a whole paragraph? - perhaps the simple answer is - they would expose more truth than theory.

It has never been just about the dog finding Jodi Jones - the sequence of events, the timing and most importantly where? are what is needed to back up this claim that the dog did indeed find her. - It is blatantly obvious that they were never there to back it in the first instance. IMO

Approx: 10mins. From LM asking "do you have anything of Jodi's for Mia to scent" (they did not, why would they?) to LM shouting out "I have found something" 

This was from near the High School at the top of this path - Approx: 10mins.

Jodi Jones was known to be missing just after her mother texted to LM at 10.40pm

LM offered to search this path at 10.50pm when on the phone to JuJ.

Jodi is reported missing to the police.

LM claimed to leave his house at 10.52pm

LM is on Roansdyke path by 10.59pm when he is again on the phone with JuJ.

At or Just after 11.15pm LM is nearing the top end of the path and sees members of Jodi's family approaching to meet with him.

A conversation is had - LM asks "do you have anything of Jodi's to use for Mia to scent" Again they did not, why would they?

Why would this family have even known LM was going to have his dog?

11.30pm Jodi Jones is found, off the path, behind this wall some 40ft down from the V break. Approx: 10mins

The girls family were looking into the side of the field and undergrowth of the wall - LM looks into the woods?

It is the time frame that really stands out to me - hardly surprising the police were suspicious?

Known to be missing around 10.40pm found by 11.30pm - By LM?

Offline Bullseye

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #1 on: March 19, 2021, 07:46:46 PM »
Imo Suspicious fell on Luke on the first night because of confusion by the police as to who found her, originally they thought it was only Luke and the others met up with him but in fact it was all of them. Luke’s smart ars attitude, Him being strange or weird, Luke being the boyfriend.

After the first night, imo,  to the police the main suspect was Luke and after that any evidence that was found, if it didn’t fit Luke, it was not investigated as thoroughly as it could have been. Important information could have been ignored.

The whole police investigation from the moment they took the call was messed up. For that reason alone an independent review should be done, what else did they mess up that we don’t know about. If anyone is so sure or his guilt or innocence then what harm can an independent review do other than prove your point and put this all to rest once and for all for everyone involved.

Offline Brietta

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #2 on: March 19, 2021, 08:29:01 PM »
Imo Suspicious fell on Luke on the first night because of confusion by the police as to who found her, originally they thought it was only Luke and the others met up with him but in fact it was all of them. Luke’s smart ars attitude, Him being strange or weird, Luke being the boyfriend.

After the first night, imo,  to the police the main suspect was Luke and after that any evidence that was found, if it didn’t fit Luke, it was not investigated as thoroughly as it could have been. Important information could have been ignored.

The whole police investigation from the moment they took the call was messed up. For that reason alone an independent review should be done, what else did they mess up that we don’t know about. If anyone is so sure or his guilt or innocence then what harm can an independent review do other than prove your point and put this all to rest once and for all for everyone involved.

But it wouldn't be resolved, would it?  Certainly not if previous failed appeals etc are anything at all to go by.
"All I'm going to say is that we've conducted a very serious investigation and there's no indication that Madeleine McCann's parents are connected to her disappearance. On the other hand, we have a lot of evidence pointing out that Christian killed her," Wolter told the "Friday at 9"....

Offline Rusty

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #3 on: March 19, 2021, 09:01:49 PM »
Imo Suspicious fell on Luke on the first night because of confusion by the police as to who found her, originally they thought it was only Luke and the others met up with him but in fact it was all of them. Luke’s smart ars attitude, Him being strange or weird, Luke being the boyfriend.

After the first night, imo,  to the police the main suspect was Luke and after that any evidence that was found, if it didn’t fit Luke, it was not investigated as thoroughly as it could have been. Important information could have been ignored.

The whole police investigation from the moment they took the call was messed up. For that reason alone an independent review should be done, what else did they mess up that we don’t know about. If anyone is so sure or his guilt or innocence then what harm can an independent review do other than prove your point and put this all to rest once and for all for everyone involved.

I wonder if the independent review will show Corrine's involvement? She was complicit.

Offline faithlilly

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #4 on: March 20, 2021, 12:13:07 AM »
Let us start first of all with statements - what appeared to concern the police in those first statements?



Let's take these changes in statements that Ms Lean is claiming were so demonstrably different from the first account given to the ones four weeks after this murder had taken place:

Ms Lean claims that "all" of the search parties statements were the same as LM's, that they all stated that the dog had led them to find Jodi Jones.

She uses a handful of small areas of wording to show this to be true:

LM stated that his dog was "standing up at the wall", SK stated that the dog was "standing up at the wall".
LM stated he had to "backtrack" to the V in the wall. SK and JaJ stated they had to "backtrack" to the V in the wall.

All true? - why therefore did the police find these statements to be in contrast with each other - they were after all saying the same thing?

It is worthy to note here that not only was there a reproduction wall built in the court.
The Jury were taken to Roansdyke path to see the locus first hand.
Were the witnesses also taken to this path to go over their statements. - all that effort in the latter would suggest so?
It was dark, almost 11.30pm

Let's take another area of the statements, where JaJ and Jodi's grandmother make reference to LM going over this V. Why?
There is never mention in the statements of AW having to "backtrack", there is good reason for this. IMO

Ms Lean has tied in different areas of statements in an attempt to match them with LM's  How do we know this?

Let's expand those first statements just a little further:

LM stated that he had walked some distance past this V break "not even 20yards" (not even 60ft) Fair distance past though.

SK, JaJ's and AW stated that when they "came to" this V break in the wall that LM once again took the decision to look into the woodland. 

Note there "once again" LM had already took it upon himself to look into this woodland, he had climbed the wall some distance before the V.
No claimed reactions from the dog here - in fact this part is pretty much diverted away from, from the innocence camp.

This was at the 'Gino' spot. (graffiti) where the wall is much higher, bar a couple of broken stones at the top. LM "shone his torch into the woods" and climbed down again.

When the search party came to the V in the wall SK gives reference to the "dogs head being level with the V" Does this back up and confirm LM's statement? - no it simply does not, why?
Is it the same? - no it is not.  Why?

The obvious being that SK states this was at the V - LM up to 60ft past it.  Also;
SK's account is by far the accurate one, of what actually happened, that the search party did not go past the V.

It is physically impossible to make reference to the dogs head being level with this V unless actually right beside it. It was dark. SK made it clear with his description, that this was at the V.

"backtrack" - We have already cleared up here as to why LM did not "backtrack" to the V with his dog from where he claimed it reacted.
He simply did not need to backtrack - he was at the V.
Common sense would tell us that there is a whole lot of difference between someone stepping from left to right to actually "backtracking"

From those very first statements - gaping contrast.

SK and JaJ having to backtrack to this V - came after LM was in the woodland, from when he had shouted he had found "something".

That after LM had entered the woodland and turned left they had continued to walk, that they had barely "walked 10ft" when LM shouted out,
it was at this point they both "backtracked to the V" 

If anyone has anything at all to counter act this I would be grateful to see it - to date there has been nothing. Bar;

JaJ could not have seen which direction LM turned, "the base of the V is 6ft from the ground" - no it is not.
How? if she continued to walk did she see which direction LM turned - simple, because JaJ and SK continued once LM was over and had started to walk in that direction. The direction of his torch light.

So that total contrast in statements from the first - Remember here also that vital time frame of approx: 10mins.

It was not simply that LM claimed to have walked in the direction his dog had reacted, some 20yards away.
He was in this woodland mere seconds - before shouting out he had found something.
One would need to know this area of woodland like the back of their hand, no deliberation of steps, of searching at all - instant.

But LM did not know this woodland did he? He claimed never to have been in it prior to that night, he claimed that he knew not of the existence of this V until that night - Yet he chose, only him - to look into the woods, which was blocked from view completely by this wall, 8ft high in most parts.

Jodi Jones had been forbidden by her mother to walk this path alone. - But;
LM claimed not to have been worried when she did not turn up - claiming that she was walking this very path alone to meet with him.
Yet, felt the need to introduce the possibility that Jodi may be in the woods. Why?
An introduction that came before  the claimed reaction of the dog.

This is the information that we know - from evidence heard, the Crowns case and from Ms Lean - why therefore when there are claims of the search trio being partly responsible for LM's incarceration, by the very act of changing statements is there not far more from Ms Lean?

To simply claim with much retribution - that "all" of the search party agreed with LM, that it was indeed Mia that found Jodi Jones, can she not back this up with an expansion of these very statements - statements from that first instance that grossly differed from LM's?

This, not being able to release "all" of the statements in their entirety is a far cry from taking several words and adding them to others - is it not?
Why not a whole paragraph? - perhaps the simple answer is - they would expose more truth than theory.

It has never been just about the dog finding Jodi Jones - the sequence of events, the timing and most importantly where? are what is needed to back up this claim that the dog did indeed find her. - It is blatantly obvious that they were never there to back it in the first instance. IMO

Approx: 10mins. From LM asking "do you have anything of Jodi's for Mia to scent" (they did not, why would they?) to LM shouting out "I have found something" 

This was from near the High School at the top of this path - Approx: 10mins.

Jodi Jones was known to be missing just after her mother texted to LM at 10.40pm

LM offered to search this path at 10.50pm when on the phone to JuJ.

Jodi is reported missing to the police.

LM claimed to leave his house at 10.52pm

LM is on Roansdyke path by 10.59pm when he is again on the phone with JuJ.

At or Just after 11.15pm LM is nearing the top end of the path and sees members of Jodi's family approaching to meet with him.

A conversation is had - LM asks "do you have anything of Jodi's to use for Mia to scent" Again they did not, why would they?

Why would this family have even known LM was going to have his dog?

11.30pm Jodi Jones is found, off the path, behind this wall some 40ft down from the V break. Approx: 10mins

The girls family were looking into the side of the field and undergrowth of the wall - LM looks into the woods?

It is the time frame that really stands out to me - hardly surprising the police were suspicious?

Known to be missing around 10.40pm found by 11.30pm - By LM?

Donald Findlay referred to the changing of statements in court. There is no doubt that the rest of the searcher’ statements changed.

With regards to your claims above, could you post your source material? I believe your quotes come from police statements and court transcripts but it would be helpful to see the full passages to give context.
Brietta posted on 10/04/2022 “But whether or not that is the reason behind the delay I am certain that Brueckner's trial is going to take place.”

Let’s count the months, shall we?

Offline Bullseye

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #5 on: March 20, 2021, 12:29:48 AM »
But it wouldn't be resolved, would it?  Certainly not if previous failed appeals etc are anything at all to go by.

This is not like an appeal, this is going over all the information that was available to the police at the time and ensuring things were done correctly and going by all the information and evidence ensuring the correct decisions and judgment were made. Like the Hillsborough review where they found out after years of blaming the football fans that it was in fact the fault of the police. Unless all the information is reviewed we will always be stuck at this point. 

Offline faithlilly

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #6 on: March 20, 2021, 12:34:38 AM »
This is not like an appeal, this is going over all the information that was available to the police at the time and ensuring things were done correctly and going by all the information and evidence ensuring the correct decisions and judgment were made. Like the Hillsborough review where they found out after years of blaming the football fans that it was in fact the fault of the police. Unless all the information is reviewed we will always be stuck at this point.

I would love to see a Hillsborough type review but as the law stands in Scotland at the moment I’m afraid I can’t see that happening. No harm in making your voice heard though as many are doing at the moment.
Brietta posted on 10/04/2022 “But whether or not that is the reason behind the delay I am certain that Brueckner's trial is going to take place.”

Let’s count the months, shall we?

Offline Angelo222

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #7 on: March 20, 2021, 12:43:07 AM »
It has never been just about the dog finding Jodi Jones - the sequence of events, the timing and most importantly where? are what is needed to back up this claim that the dog did indeed find her. - It is blatantly obvious that they were never there to back it in the first instance. IMO

Approx: 10mins. From LM asking "do you have anything of Jodi's for Mia to scent" (they did not, why would they?) to LM shouting out "I have found something" 

This was from near the High School at the top of this path - Approx: 10mins.

Jodi Jones was known to be missing just after her mother texted to LM at 10.40pm

LM offered to search this path at 10.50pm when on the phone to JuJ.

Jodi is reported missing to the police.

LM claimed to leave his house at 10.52pm

LM is on Roansdyke path by 10.59pm when he is again on the phone with JuJ.

At or Just after 11.15pm LM is nearing the top end of the path and sees members of Jodi's family approaching to meet with him.

A conversation is had - LM asks "do you have anything of Jodi's to use for Mia to scent" Again they did not, why would they?

Why would this family have even known LM was going to have his dog?

11.30pm Jodi Jones is found, off the path, behind this wall some 40ft down from the V break. Approx: 10mins

The girls family were looking into the side of the field and undergrowth of the wall - LM looks into the woods?

It is the time frame that really stands out to me - hardly surprising the police were suspicious?

Known to be missing around 10.40pm found by 11.30pm - By LM?

The Mitchell Alsatian would have scented Jodi on the first pass but this was conveniently ignored. Luke Mitchell needed to be with the Jones family when he found the body otherwise it would look as if he knew where she was located all along.  His entire version of finding the body is a fabrication imo.
« Last Edit: March 20, 2021, 12:45:42 AM by Angelo222 »
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Offline faithlilly

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #8 on: March 20, 2021, 12:57:17 AM »
The Mitchell Alsatian would have scented Jodi on the first pass but this was conveniently ignored. Luke Mitchell needed to be with the Jones family when he found the body otherwise it would look as if he knew where she was located all along.  His entire version of finding the body is a fabrication imo.

Doesn’t a tracker dog track on command?
« Last Edit: March 20, 2021, 01:12:10 AM by faithlilly »
Brietta posted on 10/04/2022 “But whether or not that is the reason behind the delay I am certain that Brueckner's trial is going to take place.”

Let’s count the months, shall we?

Offline Parky41

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #9 on: March 20, 2021, 01:53:35 AM »
The Mitchell Alsatian would have scented Jodi on the first pass but this was conveniently ignored. Luke Mitchell needed to be with the Jones family when he found the body otherwise it would look as if he knew where she was located all along.  His entire version of finding the body is a fabrication imo.


The evidence speaks for itself as to why suspicion fell upon LM - by the very story he told. One which was in total contrast to the evidence of others.

In total contradiction between even those who are supporting his innocence.

"He was a wee laddie, in the dark on his own, in a rush to get up and off this path as quickly as possible"

CM "he was fit and very fast behind a very fast dog"

LM "I said to JuJ that I would go to the path to search for Jodi, if I did not find her I would make my way to her house"

Timings again - LM was on this path before 11pm - LM was still on this path after 11.15pm, not even at the top. Yet;

It had taken only 10mins to walk 3/4 the way back down, inclusive of his ascend at the Gino spot, carry on down to the V and find Jodi.

There was no time for LM to have been searching further past the V - which again confirms the evidence and first statements of the Jones' family.

That he had went to the V not some distance past it. 

Confirms that he had barely been over the wall seconds prior to shouting "I have found something"

The first call to the emergency services was around 11.34pm?

IMO LM was prepped and ready for that inevitable call from this girls mother.

LM so cocky and sure of himself that in his interviews he was telling the police how to do their job.

Smart arse indeed? - nothing at all in his demeanor throughout those first hours of questioning, that one would expect from a 14yr old boy who had just found the dead body of his girlfriend.

I have said before - no one truly know if LM is guilty, nothing can be 100% certain unless he was to admit this awful crime.

But there were clear reasons as to why suspicion fell upon him in those first hours - reasons that came from himself primarily. IMO

Offline Brietta

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #10 on: March 20, 2021, 01:59:21 AM »
This is not like an appeal, this is going over all the information that was available to the police at the time and ensuring things were done correctly and going by all the information and evidence ensuring the correct decisions and judgment were made. Like the Hillsborough review where they found out after years of blaming the football fans that it was in fact the fault of the police. Unless all the information is reviewed we will always be stuck at this point.

How many bites at the cherry do you suppose this murderer is entitled to?

The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC)has already reviewed Mitchell's case on 2014.

The point you seem to be neglecting is that all the information available has been subject to numerous reviews and appeals all of which have resulted in confirming that the evidence which convicted Mitchell in the first instance is sound.

My opinion is that Mitchell is one of a long line of murderers denying their crimes worldwide and in Scottish jails with all that distinguishes him being his youth and the fact that like Venables and Thompson he was caught at the start of his career rather than at the end of it.

https://www.murdermiletours.com/blog/serial-killers-what-age-do-they-usually-start-killing
"All I'm going to say is that we've conducted a very serious investigation and there's no indication that Madeleine McCann's parents are connected to her disappearance. On the other hand, we have a lot of evidence pointing out that Christian killed her," Wolter told the "Friday at 9"....

Offline faithlilly

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #11 on: March 20, 2021, 09:26:26 AM »
How many bites at the cherry do you suppose this murderer is entitled to?

The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC)has already reviewed Mitchell's case on 2014.

The point you seem to be neglecting is that all the information available has been subject to numerous reviews and appeals all of which have resulted in confirming that the evidence which convicted Mitchell in the first instance is sound.

My opinion is that Mitchell is one of a long line of murderers denying their crimes worldwide and in Scottish jails with all that distinguishes him being his youth and the fact that like Venables and Thompson he was caught at the start of his career rather than at the end of it.

https://www.murdermiletours.com/blog/serial-killers-what-age-do-they-usually-start-killing

Most  individuals whose convictions are quashed have been through the appeal process several times before they receive justice.

As to Luke starting his career early...if he’s innocent then he never did.
Brietta posted on 10/04/2022 “But whether or not that is the reason behind the delay I am certain that Brueckner's trial is going to take place.”

Let’s count the months, shall we?

Offline faithlilly

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #12 on: March 20, 2021, 09:27:54 AM »

The evidence speaks for itself as to why suspicion fell upon LM - by the very story he told. One which was in total contrast to the evidence of others.

In total contradiction between even those who are supporting his innocence.

"He was a wee laddie, in the dark on his own, in a rush to get up and off this path as quickly as possible"

CM "he was fit and very fast behind a very fast dog"

LM "I said to JuJ that I would go to the path to search for Jodi, if I did not find her I would make my way to her house"

Timings again - LM was on this path before 11pm - LM was still on this path after 11.15pm, not even at the top. Yet;

It had taken only 10mins to walk 3/4 the way back down, inclusive of his ascend at the Gino spot, carry on down to the V and find Jodi.

There was no time for LM to have been searching further past the V - which again confirms the evidence and first statements of the Jones' family.

That he had went to the V not some distance past it. 

Confirms that he had barely been over the wall seconds prior to shouting "I have found something"

The first call to the emergency services was around 11.34pm?

IMO LM was prepped and ready for that inevitable call from this girls mother.

LM so cocky and sure of himself that in his interviews he was telling the police how to do their job.

Smart arse indeed? - nothing at all in his demeanor throughout those first hours of questioning, that one would expect from a 14yr old boy who had just found the dead body of his girlfriend.

I have said before - no one truly know if LM is guilty, nothing can be 100% certain unless he was to admit this awful crime.

But there were clear reasons as to why suspicion fell upon him in those first hours - reasons that came from himself primarily. IMO

Could you please provide the source materials such as the official statements and court transcripts, or sections thereof, for the above claims?
Brietta posted on 10/04/2022 “But whether or not that is the reason behind the delay I am certain that Brueckner's trial is going to take place.”

Let’s count the months, shall we?

Offline Angelo222

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #13 on: March 20, 2021, 10:25:59 AM »
Could you please provide the source materials such as the official statements and court transcripts, or sections thereof, for the above claims?

Is that the best you can do?
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Offline John

Re: Why did suspicion fall upon Luke Mitchell?
« Reply #14 on: March 20, 2021, 11:29:31 AM »
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A malicious prosecution for a crime which never existed. An exposé of egregious malfeasance by public officials.
Indeed, the truth never changes with the passage of time.